Norinco 1911 owners
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The triggers in my Norc NP-29 [1911A1 in 9mm] and the Norc-in-stein are the Videcki aluminum adjustable. When new, they have to be fit by slightly filing the top and bottom flats of the forward portion until it smoothly fits the cuts in the frame. It's a simple operation.
The trigger in the Norc compact [commander] I believe is a Chip McCormick. It did not require any further fitting to the frame as I received it.
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Thanks. I'll have to look into those. As long as you don't need a machine shop to get it in.
killer1963daddy
Regular
- Location
- peace river country B.C.
buy one if you dont like it(you will)you can sell it without getting bent over
- Location
- Kitchener,Ontario
Heres my new Norinco Sport
killer1963daddy
Regular
- Location
- peace river country B.C.
check out "blue thunder"on the EE
I bought my first pistol in 1998 and it is still in my collection. It's a Norc NP-29 and after between 500-1000 rounds it has only had one failure which was the slide jammed back, I gave it a smack on the corner of the shooting table and it's never had a problem since. It has eaten every kind and weight of 9mm I've fed it including various handloads. The only work that has been done to it is when I bought it I took a jewellers file to some of the sharp edges and then cold blued where I filed.
Last year I bought a Norc 1911A1 .45 that was supposedly tuned by ARMCO (I can't verify this but that's what the previous owner told me). I have no complaints with this one either but my untouched NP-29 has a better trigger in my opinion.
Both my Norcs function perfectly and feed from all my mags and eat all ammo. They are also fairly accurate.
For the money I don't really think you can go wrong.
I don't think they are worth spending a pile of money on with a gunsmith but that's just my opinion.
No matter how much you spend on a Norinco it is still a Norinco and therefore will have low resale value so don't go too crazy upgrading it if you plan to upgrade later.
Good luck
Last year I bought a Norc 1911A1 .45 that was supposedly tuned by ARMCO (I can't verify this but that's what the previous owner told me). I have no complaints with this one either but my untouched NP-29 has a better trigger in my opinion.
Both my Norcs function perfectly and feed from all my mags and eat all ammo. They are also fairly accurate.
For the money I don't really think you can go wrong.
I don't think they are worth spending a pile of money on with a gunsmith but that's just my opinion.
No matter how much you spend on a Norinco it is still a Norinco and therefore will have low resale value so don't go too crazy upgrading it if you plan to upgrade later.
Good luck
